Administrative detention, a form of non-judicial incarceration, was powerful tool settler colonialism. detention enables governments to incarcerate whole categories people, often indefinitely and under unregulated conditions, manage perceived threats national identity, integrity, or security. In Australia, various forms administrative have been implemented almost continuously since British sett...

The Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 (ICWA) sought to end the forced removal Native children from their tribes. Decades later, American are still placed in foster and adoptive care at disproportionately high rates. Drawing on forty years archival data, this study examines role administrative burden reproducing these inequalities system domination which they arise: settler colonialism. Focusing ...

This article examines the narrated memory of a Swedish settler colony in northeast Argentina. Recently, scholarly attention has turned to how migrants nineteenth and early twentieth centurie...

This article critically analyses and theoretically conceptualises the links between settler colonialism, planning health. Based on case of Bedouin community in Negev/Naqab, we argue that production colonial space has a profound impact health, should therefore be referred to as specific category for analysing health disparities, simultaneously entangling territorial control biopolitics towards i...

In Indigenous/settler relations, temporal rhetoric functions as an essential tool for both subjugation and resistance. Much scholarship on these temporalities focuses Turtle Island is thus implicitly shaped by a seminal historical event: the arrival of European colonizers. We extend this research turning to Sweden, where Indigenous Sami Scandinavians, who would later become their colonizers, ha...

Migration necessarily precedes environmental change in the form of deforestation and soil degradation in tropical agricultural frontiers. But what environmental factors may contribute to these migration streams in the first place? Identifying environmental characteristics related to this process is crucial for understanding how environmental change and migration may form recurrent feedback loop...

The Combined Activated Sludge-Anaerobic Digestion Model (CASADM) quantifies the effects of recycling anaerobic-digester (AD) sludge on the performance of a hybrid activated sludge (AS)-AD system. The model includes nitrification, denitrification, hydrolysis, fermentation, methanogenesis, and production/utilization of soluble microbial products and extracellular polymeric substances (EPS). A CAS...

Activated sludge systems are biological processes greatly used in wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs). These systems are composed of an aerated tank where the biochemical phase occurs and a settler where the physical phase takes place. Solid-liquid separation is one of the most critical steps in activated sludge processes. This stage presents three main objectives: sludge thickening, effluent c...